Everyone is welcome to attend an afternoon of Christmas carols and cookies. Join us in singing your favourite carols and then enjoy a friendly gathering with some delicious cookies. Bring your friends too!

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Presented by Scott A. MacDonald, Music Director. Featuring music from Fiddler on the Roof, A-ha’s Take On Me and Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.
Music from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, the Samba inspired A Day in the Life of a Fool (Black Orpheus) and Stamitz’ Clarinet Concerto No. 3 featuring Veronica Mills as soloist.  Mask wearing is encouraged.

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We will have a scaled down version of our usual Tea Room, plus a Jewelry Table, Bake Table, Christmas Kitchen items and Nearly New and Gently used Christmas ornaments etc. Table, Knitting Table, and “Gourmet” Gift baskets draw. Your Donations of Jewelry, Baking, Items for the “Gourmet” Gift Baskets, gently used Items for the Christmas Kitchen and Christmas Used Table are needed and will be gladly accepted.

We are hoping to rely on many in the congregation to volunteer time to help with setting up the hall, time at the various tables and cleaning up at the end. This is so exciting – let’s do it!

If you have any questions see Sandra Gilmour or Ina Patience

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In Christ’s service,
Rev. Lynn, Rev. Shelly, the WPC Session and Search Committee

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The Session of WPC is excited to report we are in the last stages of calling a new minister. It is
with great thanks to the Search Team and to The Rev. Lynn Nichols for her guiding leadership
that we are happy to report that the Search Team has unanimously recommended a candidate to Session to be invited to preach The Call. The Session met with the Search Team and unanimously supports this recommendation.

We, the Session of Westmount Presbyterian Church are delighted to announce that The Rev.
Tim Raeburn-Gibson has been invited to preach The Call to our congregation Sunday
September 11, 2022. Please plan to attend!

The Rev. Michelle Butterfield-Kocis, our Interim Moderator of Session along with the Session
calls a congregational meeting to immediately follow the worship service on September 11,
2022 for all members to vote on and sign The Call to be presented to The Rev. Tim Raeburn-
Gibson. Adherents are encouraged to be present for the worship service, the congregational
meeting and to sign support for The Call.

In addition to Sunday, an afternoon of “Come and Go” time of refreshment, to visit with Rev.
Tim and his family, is being organized for Saturday September 10th, from 2-4pm at the church.

If you have any questions or concerns please reach out to your elder or the Interim Moderators at your convenience.

In Christ service, The Session of Westmount Presbyterian Church

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News from Session

Session has received a letter from Rev. Andrew Thompson stating his resignation as Interim Moderator for Westmount Presbyterian Church, for personal reasons and other commitments. This takes effect immediately. Session was saddened to receive this news. We wish him well.

The co-moderators of Presbytery are working on finding a replacement for Westmount. In the meantime, emergency pastoral care will be shared by the co-moderators: Rev. Michelle Butterfield-Kocis at rev.koci@gmail.com and Rev. Mavis Currie at m.currie@knoxstthomas.ca.

Questions re Annual Report 2020

When the Annual Report was sent out, congregants were given the opportunity to ask questions that were submitted.

Q:  What is the status of the rental sign project as there was no amount budgeted for it.

A:  The project will not be going ahead. The company making the request has pulled out. By-laws were creating roadblocks and the advertising scene changed during COVID.

Q: How are things going with Rev Crawford and his family since his move? Hope they are doing well.

A: Rev. Crawford was asked to answer this question and the following is his reply: “The Crawford’s are healthy and well. Jeffrey is busy with ‘teaching’ Nathan and Hannah as part of online school and is engaged in short-term coaching work with the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Courtney is enjoying her role at Knox Waterloo and getting to know the church family online. Nathan and Hannah miss their friends and pray for a return to in-person school in the fall. They are enjoying making new connections in Waterloo.”

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